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Lewis Fein, a marketing consultant and media representative for PureVPN which offers fast and secure virtual private network connections with servers around the world again joins Enterprise Radio and discusses how PureVPN is increasing its presence globally.
Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Lewis Fein discuss the following:
- For the benefit of those not familiar with PureVPN, tell us about this service.
- Why are virtual private networks so important to a global audience of users?
- What distinguishes PureVPN as a leader in its field?
- PureVPNÂ also has a number of servers around the world. Why is this global presence so important?
- How does PureVPN continue to innovate and expand?
- What other factors distinguish PureVPN?
Duration: 12:41
PureVPN started in November 2006 as an experimental service providing online security against data sniffers. It also targeted regions where the Internet was censored and access to websites and various internet services was restricted. The experiment was successful, with people all over the world unblocking websites and online services.
From the very beginning, PureVPN has focused on quality, freedom and choice of connectivity. Its service includes a spectrum of countries where the user can connect without limitations no matter how many times you switch between multiple locations. All of our VPN locations have specialties that empower our customers. Needless to say, there are locations where Expats love to stream online TV from abroad no matter what country they live in. Some customers that specialize in marketing and SEO love using multiple locations for effectiveness of their campaigns. Online gamers want to access multi-player and discrete games restricted by Geo location and other countless uses.
Links: www.purevpn.com
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